Cruise

The Norwegian Luna, the second ship in Norwegian Cruise Line’s (NCL) Prima Plus series, is poised to enhance the cruising experience significantly upon its debut. Scheduled to set sail from Miami starting April 2026, this vessel will follow its sister ship, the Norwegian Aqua, which is set to grace the seas a year earlier. Notably,
Alaska has long captivated travelers with its breathtaking landscapes and unique wildlife, making it a prime destination for cruise tourism. However, the surge in demand for Alaskan cruises in the aftermath of the pandemic has prompted a reevaluation of how the state manages this influx. In particular, Juneau, the state’s key harbor, has established restrictions
The cruise industry, often regarded as a vibrant segment within the broader travel market, has shown remarkable resilience despite various economic fluctuations. Major players in the sector—Carnival Corp., Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, and Royal Caribbean Group—have not only sustained their operations through turbulent times but have also consistently revised their full-year performance forecasts upward in
Hornblower Group, renowned for its ferry services and diverse day tours, recently announced the appointment of Lisa Lutoff-Perlo as chairwoman of the board. This development marks a significant pivot for the company, which has just navigated the choppy waters of a Chapter 11 bankruptcy and a subsequent financial overhaul. The restructuring transitioned Hornblower under the
The landscape of tourism is evolving, with a growing emphasis on inclusivity and cultural awareness. Signature Travel Network is taking notable steps towards enriching travel experiences by integrating Indigenous perspectives. At the end of this month, they will be the sole distributor of the Indigenous Tourism Education Modules, a new initiative born from collaboration with
When envisioning a luxurious cruise experience, one would typically imagine tranquil seas, stunning landscapes, and, importantly, exquisite dining. Oceania Cruises distinguishes itself not merely through its breathtaking itineraries, but by positioning itself at the forefront of culinary excellence in the cruise industry. As its tagline suggests, they boldly declare to offer the “finest cuisine at
Nestled at the southern edge of Alaska’s Inside Passage, Ketchikan presents a delightful blend of history and natural beauty. Originally inhabited by the Tlingit people, this picturesque city has undergone a remarkable transformation from a fishing camp to a bustling hub that experienced a booming Gold Rush, followed by robust timber and fishing industries. Recently,